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Re: Subscribers Fume As FCCPC Directive Grounds Airtime Borrowing Services by coldsummer: 2:59pm On Apr 17
Thank God. The rate which my mum uses this services is too much.

.I go dey pay 9,000 every now and again

Great call
Re: Subscribers Fume As FCCPC Directive Grounds Airtime Borrowing Services by Emir01: 3:12pm On Apr 17
Zivlight247:
Today I had to pay 5000 naira just to pay off debt, I know there are people who will pay more
Yes, but the interest is just too much. Very satanic interest.
Re: Subscribers Fume As FCCPC Directive Grounds Airtime Borrowing Services by neonly: 4:30pm On Apr 17
FineUsername:
They're helping you guys and you guys are fuming?



Kai!
Will you keep quiet
Re: Subscribers Fume As FCCPC Directive Grounds Airtime Borrowing Services by Gboss247(m): 4:58pm On Apr 17
inoki247:
Nigerians love slave trade....



That interest doz Service providers are charging are just too much.


25 percent on little money is just too much ...
Are you aware that the CBN monetary interest rate is 26.05?
Re: Subscribers Fume As FCCPC Directive Grounds Airtime Borrowing Services by Akharmony: 5:14pm On Apr 17
Many will b force to pay all outstandings. Am shock to see pple owning up to 10k ehn ehn... Una go have to pay bu force
Re: Subscribers Fume As FCCPC Directive Grounds Airtime Borrowing Services by inoki247:
Gboss247:
Are you aware that the CBN monetary interest rate is 26.05?
CBN is 26.05


My bank charges me 4 percent monthly from my bank loan....



So if I take 1m from my bank they only charge me 4 percent for that month...


So shey na CBN I borrow from and CBN 26 percent is per annum not per month.

Why will ordinary recharge card be doing 25 percent when ordinary commercial bank do like 4 percent monthly..


MTN Loan from onset started from 20 to 25 percent before even CBN dream of 26 percent..

Have attached my bank percentage screenshot.

Re: Subscribers Fume As FCCPC Directive Grounds Airtime Borrowing Services by femi4: 5:49pm On Apr 17
Re: Subscribers Fume As FCCPC Directive Grounds Airtime Borrowing Services by Kindness218: 6:32pm On Apr 17
They should also ban all the online loan app. It seems those guys are using jazz on me

Re: Subscribers Fume As FCCPC Directive Grounds Airtime Borrowing Services by Bobage16(m): 8:40pm On Apr 17
Summary of it all
amechispeaks:
The only option is for users to repay whatever airtime was borrowed so they can continue using the service. It's not easy in this harsh economy, but life will be harder if users don't have data or airtime at all to communicate with their customers, family, etc.
Re: Subscribers Fume As FCCPC Directive Grounds Airtime Borrowing Services by nimsblings(m): 10:20pm On Apr 17
I paid my outstanding 8000 today.
Re: Subscribers Fume As FCCPC Directive Grounds Airtime Borrowing Services by CerebrumOptimus: 10:43pm On Apr 17
Re: Subscribers Fume As FCCPC Directive Grounds Airtime Borrowing Services by chipet67(m): 2:35am On Apr 18
wolesmile:
I know of people that are still owing close to 10k for almost a year now. They still use their SIM, but don't recharge on it again. They will not subscribe for data either. What they do is subscribe on other SIMs and reshare to theirs.
One or two had even discarded their SIMs and gotten other ones.
You know someone ke. 😂. Ogbeni na you abeg. We're not kids.
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